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Whenever I stutter and I’m looking at their eyes I can see them physically cringe and that makes me worry and stutter more so I’m normally just staring into their eyes while not being able to remember...

When I do impressions, read or sing I don't have one. But when I use my normal voice my mouth goes into spasms....

I try to take time but people keep interrupting me or rushing me. It gets me pretty pissed. Somehow I’ve managed to make myself more fluent in spite but if I could take some time to compose myself It ...

Did you try to talk with your hands or at least tap ? This is really easy for me but I still have blocks...

As weird as it sounds I find kicking a wall helps me get through blocks. If I sense a word coming up that I am going to stutter on I kick the wall at the beginning of the word and this usually helps. ...

Walk with a Bluetooth, gesture and smile a lot. I find that when I gesture with my hands when walking it helps release a lot of tension, reducing my stutter. Smiling makes you sound more confident and...

Yes. It is probably due to the **intense** throat and facial tension from stuttering. Stuttering can cause tension, especially if you are nervous. The muscles can literally go out of control from the ...

Oh, cmon, bro. Smoking or starring at the monitor or any other thing didn't affect your ability to speak. The more you speak with other people - the less you stutter and the less you practice the mor...

The facial spasms I get with every block. It's uncontrollable.....

This happens usually for people with stutters. I had a head twitch for a while until i went to speech therapy....

I used to do this when I was younger, I think it was because I was tensing my neck muscles so much to get the word out it made my head twitch. Now I try to stay more calm when I speak, I still stutter...

This sounds like it is most likely a secondary behavior of stuttering. You can Google that to find more information about it, but the definition that comes up on Google is "Secondary behaviors associ...

My head starts twitching everytime I stutter

My head starts twitching everytime I stutter Does anyone know what this is? Could this be a symptom of Tourette syndrom?...

Its actually something that my therapist told me when i was younger. She also noticed that im "mumbling" my words out, so we practiced alot by making clear movements with my mouth when speaking....

This is very true for me, exaggerating facial expressions a bit was a big part of my last speech therapy. Practice opening your mouth a little more when you speak, I used to be embarrassed about it ca...

I noticed something weird

I noticed something weird I'm not sure this would make any sense, but hear me out. I suffer from sudden blocks during speech accompanied by the occasional repetition of certain words and it's honestly...

It maybe be involuntary while it’s happening, but so is having a seizure, and that’s not a compulsive thing. That’s just a neurological reaction that sparks a physical one. With Tourette’s, it’s almos...

I’ve heard it compared to a sneeze or cough like they feel it and know it’s coming so they fight the urge for a bit longer until it’s uncontrollable and the coughing fit comes, worse than what it woul...

From what I have learned about Tourette’s syndrome...no. Stuttering doesn’t involve a strong compulsion to make movements or sounds...stuttering is more a passive experience, at least for me. I try to...

Few years ago I came across my high school friend accompanied by her mom. I stopped to say hi and see what’s up. The mom, when realized I stutter started hitting my back to “get it all out”. She said ...